25+ Bullet Journal Reading List Inspirations
If you’re a bibliophile, you definitely need a bullet journal reading list. You probably find it difficult to keep track of your books and a bullet journal reading list is a great help for you. after all, there is a lot to manage; from ‘list of books to buy’ to ‘list of books I have’; from ‘the special edition collection list’ to ‘the books I have a half-read list’. Being a book lover and avid reader myself, I can assure you that the struggle is real. But the good news is that we book lovers can handle all our love of books with a little help.
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if you are looking for help to better organize your books; fill that empty shelf in your room with all the “must reads” then this is the place for you. Here, I’ll walk you through a series of bullet journal reading list ideas to record the books you read. I’m sure these colorful ideas will make compiling a book list fun.
bullet journal reading list and reading goal ideas
You could argue what the point of having a book is to organize your books, but for a bibliophile, the struggle is hard and real. he not only keeps all the records in his book, but also keeps them organized. being a reader, I know how risky it can be. The bullet journal reading list will help you keep track of the books he owns and the ones he aspires to someday own. You certainly wouldn’t want to buy the same book twice, it’s best to keep a list of all the books. And of course, crossing books off your reading goals list gives a feeling of happiness. a bibliophile can never deny this feeling.
1. the idea of ”unread book spread” reading goals
We all are guilty of having those unread books. Well, that never stopped us from buying a few more. But how about a reading list goals spread to remind you of all those books you have neglected all this time? You can certainly use this reading list by emily.adele.enthusiast to keep a track of all that you own but never got a chance to read.
2. the floral idea of reading goals
This bullet journal reading list by ran.away.with.the.moon is perfect for a reader who doesn’t want to complicate things. This sunflower themed reading list has kept things well structured and simple. The three-columns of ‘running’, ‘book to read list’, and ‘completed books’ are everything that a reader needs to stay motivated.
3. the artistic idea of bookshelf reading targets
If you are someone who loves representation then this reading list idea by journalingforjerks is your pick. The list in this one is simple, symmetrically placed on one side, while the rest of the space is utilized by this drawing of a bookshelf. You can actually get a little more adventurous and draw a replica of your own bookshelf!
4. the idea of summer plan reading goals
Some of the readers have a life beyond the world of books too, and this bullet journal reading list by erraticelle is for that. If your idea of summer fun includes a book almost always then this bullet journal reading list will surely catch your eyes. It is simple and filled with some cute little doodle. It has a subtle element of fun.
5. the book reading goal idea pool
I think nothing is more appealing than the painted replica of your original book list. This bullet journal reading list idea by artworthylife has kept the reading list simple and innovative. So the idea is you draw all these nameless colorful books, and every time you finish reading an unread book you name the unnamed book. Sounds very fancy, right?
6. the minimalist idea of reading goals
We all know someone who would love this bullet journal reading list idea by lexi.journals. Minimalism is in vogue and this reading list idea has utilized that. Unlike the other reading list ideas, this one has a column called ‘books I saw’ this is probably one of the most important columns for every reader. Here you can jot down the names of all the books you wanted the last time you went to the local bookstore to take a stroll.
7. the idea of ’100 must read’ reading goals
I absolutely like this reading list by bujo_cms because all my cluttered notes here and there know how much I could use a journal like this. Every reader has scribbles at the back of some diary with books they came across and would love to buy. If you are such a reader, then this reading list might be for you. The little boxes next to the names of the books are entirely for keeping a track of how many you have bought, and how many of them you have read. You can use different colors for the two.
10 bullet journal reading list trackers
As a reader, I’ve always had a hard time keeping track of the books I’ve read. For a non-reader, this is no reason to worry at all, let alone keeping a bullet journal reading list tracker. but if you’re a reader, you’d agree with me that a reading list tracker is an absolute must. After all, how amazing does it feel to be tracking at the end of the month how many books you’ve bought, read, and loved?
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keeping a reading list tracker also acts as a motivation. These trackers can be books, chapters, and even based on how many hours you read in a day. the absolute genius of these trackers is that you can modify them according to your personal preferences. You can also check out other useful trackers in 24 Period Tracker Ideas Four Creative Bullet Journals
Here are some of the most amazing reading list tracking ideas that are sure to motivate you to finish that unfinished novel. so let’s make your reading list a little more colourful!
1. reading list tracker ‘the wheel of the books i read’
This wheel tracker by basia_bujo might look a little complex at a glance but trust me it is a keeper. It is a simple and compact reading list tracker that helps you to keep a track of the books you have read and also the chapters of the books you have read. Many readers have the habit of reading two books together, this bullet journal reading list is a boo for them.
2. reading list tracker ‘the bar chart’
This bar graph tracker by basia_bujo is a simple but efficient bullet journal reading list tracker. The bar graph will help you to keep a track of the number of pages you have read so far. And the colors will help you to keep a track of a number of books in one single bar graph. It is colorful and playful.
3. ‘the monthly watchdog’ reading list tracker
I agree that the first time you see this bullet journal reading list tracker by reading.beauty but this is a fun one here. The best thing that I like about this reading tracker is that you can track your reading every day. If you have a habit of reading regularly then this reading list tracker is for you. You can keep a keys section on the side to remember what each of the patterns in the boxes means.
4. ‘let there be color’ reading list tracker
This colorful reading list tracker by thelovelylibrarylady is going to have many admirers. On one side it has the numbers and blank books and on the other side the title of the numbered books and the ratings too. So the fun is once you finish a book you color the same numbered book on the left and give the book a rating on the right-side page. Sounds fun, doesn’t it?
5. ‘a replica of my bookshelf’ reading list tracker.
This reading list tracker by onezenmom will remind you of your own tiny bookshelf. In this tracker, you can track whatever you want. You can track the books you have bought from your bucket list, or even the books you have read. Personalize it according to your preference; all you have to do is write the name of the books on the already colored book replicas
6. reading list tracker ‘the ambitious’
This particular bullet journal reading list tracker by erraticelle is the reading tracer of a voracious reader. The tracker has everything in one place, from monthly reading goals to the upcoming anticipated release. This reading tracker is smart and screams ambition.
7. ‘the self love reminder’ reading list tracker
I love this bullet journal reading list tracker by sun.wave.journal because it reminds me of how important self-love is for a healthy life. This tracker is a weekly reading tracker. So you can tracker the books you have read throughout the week. The ample amount of blank space gives you the liberty to utilize it according to your choice.
8. reading list tracker ‘daily reading’
This reading list tracker by jessie_journals is an elaborate every day reading tracker. This complex but elegant reading tracker is a true motivation every time you color the number of pages you complete.
9. ‘simplicity is key’ reading list tracker
This bullet journal reading list tracker by sassypigeonhq is the definition of simplicity. It cannot get any simpler than this. It is compact and has all the necessary columns to efficiently track your reading habit.
10. reading list tracker ‘the bookmark’
This colored bullet journal reading list by rachel_ _ _mae is honestly fun to maintain. It is simple yet so elegantly represents your reading habits, that every time you get closer to finishing a book, you will feel like an achiever
6 bullet journal reading ideas for the books you read
I think reading is a habit that can become an addiction only when the reader stays motivated. what better way to do that than to keep a reading list of the books you have read or are reading?
and it’s certainly to everyone’s benefit if this tracking can become fun.
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here are some bullet journal reading list ideas to spice up your list of books you’ve read
1. “let’s read some more” reading list idea
This reading list by inspo_field is simple. You just draw the books on your shelf, write the names on the replicas of the books you started reading, and once you finish you just color the replica. Quite simple, right?
2. “books and magic” reading list idea
This bullet journal reading list by annemarietorp has made it simple for readers who are obviously busy, reading the next book on the shelf. In this bullet journal you can simply write the names of the books you complete, to track the number of books you have read so far in the month, or even in the week.
3. “more than just books” reading list idea
This bullet journal reading list by lucy.bujo is more than just a ‘book I read’ tracker. It also tracks the shows you watch and the podcast you enjoy. This one is quite versatile.
4. “read all year” reading list idea
This bullet journal reading list by bionic_book_worm is an excellent piece to track your reading throughout the year. It also has a unique way of categorizing the books you read. And how can one ignore the element of color in it?
5. “let’s keep this simple” reading list idea
This bullet journal reading list by January._journal has it sorted. You name the book you completed, jot down the date of completion, and rate it. What I like the most about this one is that it lets you see how many books you have completed in a month.
6. ‘the simple tracker’ reading list idea
The beauty of this bullet journal reading list by sassypigeonhq is not in its simplicity but in its versatility. You can use this one to track your reading habit, and also as a tracker of books you have read. This simple tracker will keep your books and your goals sorted, efforetlessly.
2 newspaper reading ideas to keep a statistic
If you think statistics are only for business classes and math classes, then hold your thoughts. because here are some bullet point reading list ideas to help you maintain your reading stats.
1. statistical insight from ‘the nerd’ reading list
This one by erraticelle is for all the nerds out there. If you think reading is the only way to read books, then this bullet journal reading list will prove you wrong. It has it all, the categories, the time taken, and even the average reading hours.
2. statistical idea of ’perfectionist’ reading list
This bullet journal reading list statistic by animee.journals is neat and perfect to maintain reading statistics. It not only tracks the books you have read but also the genre.
so there you are, all set to have your own personalized bullet journal reading list. I hope the ideas above have not only motivated you, but also encouraged you to keep a reading log. please let us know which one was your favorite in the comments section below. 🙂
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